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Annex 2. Biogeographic regions
considered in the review collected and modified from Abbott & Zim (1963),
D’Angello & Gargiullo (1981), and Briggs & Bowen (2012).
Anexo 2. Regiones biogeográficas consideradas en la revisión, tomadas y modificadas de Abbott & Zim (1963), D’Angello & Gargiullo (1981) y Briggs & Bowen (2012).
Region 1. Arctic: North Atlantic and Pacific above the parallel 70 N approximately
Region 2. Celtic: North Atlantic below the 71 N parallel to the latitude of Normandy
Region 3. Lusitanian: the Mediterranean and part of the West Atlantic
Province 3a: Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea, Atlantic next to the Strait of Gibraltar
Province 3b: Northwest Atlantic from Cape San Vincent (Portugal) to Normandy (English Channel) (including Azores and Madeira)
Province 3c: West Atlantic from Rabat (Morocco) to Cape Blanc, including the Canary Islands
Region 4. West African: African coast to the border with South Africa, including the archipelago of Cape Verde and Sao Tomé and Principe Islands
Region 5. South African: coasts of South Africa, both the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean
Region 6. Indo-Pacific: Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean
Province 6a: African Coast and Islands of the Indic Ocean to the Red Sea included
Province 6b: Arabian Peninsula, Persian Gulf and continental coast of Asia to Thailand
Province 6c: Chinese coast to the China Sea, Indonesia, Philippines, northern half of Australia and all the Pacific Islands until Hawaii
Region 7. Japanese: Japanese Islands and eastern coast of Asia (North coast of China and both South and North Korea)
Region 8. New Zealand: New Zealand, Tasmania and southern half of Australia
Region 9. Carolinian: North-East Atlantic from New Scotland to the northern coasts of Florida (northern half) and North coast of the Gulf of Mexico
Region 10. Caribbean: East Atlantic (Bermuda, southern half of Florida, Caribbean and South American coast to the mouth of Rio de la Plata
Region 11. Patagonian: South East Atlantic (South American coast to the Valdes Peninsula)
Region 12. Oregonian: Pacific Northwest (from British Columbia to Northern California)
Region 13. Californian: West Central Pacific (entire coast of the California peninsula)
Region 14. Panamic: Equatorial Pacific (coast of Mexico and Central America to borders with Peru)
Region 15. Peruvian: Coasts of Peru and Chile to Concepción
Region 16. Magallanian: The Southern Cone of South America, from Concepcion, in the Pacific, up to the Valdes peninsula, in the Atlantic, including the Falkland Islands
Region 17. Antarctic: Atlantic and Pacific above parallel 60 S